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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1945)
On The Home Front MEDFORDvWRIBUNE- News From Jackson County for Men in the Armed Services The Mall Tribune suggests you clip nd mall this newt roundup to a relative or irland la service. Datt Dear.. Medford high school bas-i keteers jumped into the lead of the southern Oregon conference Friday night when they defeat ed Ashland 39 to 27 for their seventh consecutive win of the season. They extended this to eight wins the following night with a 30 to 28 victory over Eureka. It was the "first set-back for the Loggers, who scored a 40-30 victory over Grants Pass the previous night. Biggest upset of the local sports picture came when Cen tral Point dumped Grants Pass 46 to 39 Tuesday night. Medford junior )igh took the lead in the southern Oregon conference when they defeated Ashland jun ior high 28 to 17. This week-end Medford plays Grants Pass there Friday night and here Saturday night while Klamath Falls invades Ashland for two games. A little rain, a little sunshine and a little fog has been the weather menu for the week with afternoons almost warm enough for spring.' An unofficial census of school 7 ft. give her: sheer beauty HA N ES no-seam stockings a christmas dream come frue...sfocfc'ngj of exquisite sheerness. perfect compliments to her lovely legsl M M DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER children 'fat the county" shows 10,096, an increase of 210 pupils over last year. Chamber of Com merce .officials are predicting a slow but steady increase in popu lation and committee heads sug gest planning to preserve the county's reputation as fine residential spot and to expand present industries and recrea tion facilities. . . ; Littrell Parts will move Into a new home about April 1. Con version of the former Safeway store building at Sixth and Bart lett streets is going on now and another building of the same size will be constructed on the west side of the old structure. ' Legislators Earl N e w b r y. Frank Van Dyke and O. H. Bengtson have gone to Salem for the legislative session, which opened Monday. Herb Grey has been elected president of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. High honors have been given three additional men from this county. Master Sgt. Orville C. Caster, artilleryman, -has been awarded the legion of merit for outstanding service as battalion motor sergeant in Italy; Sgt. Wayne White, paratrooper, "has been awarded the silver star for heading a patrol which went back of the German lines for vital information, and Pfc. Mel- vin B. Woods has won the bronze star for making two trips under heavy rifle and machinegun fire to obtain ammunition for his company during the Leyte cam paign. . Staff Sgt. Ira David Luman is a member of the carbine shooting championship station team of the 8th AAF in England. According to Sgt. Gene W. Tedrick, the mud in the Euro pean battle sectors is much worse- than the famous Jackson county "sticky." The sergeant wrote to say "that good old sticky mud at home is live pave ment compared to this." He was recently awarded the combat in fantryman's badge. A dispatch from Italy says that Robert G. Brown, co-pilot of a B-24, has been promoted to first lieutenant and the officer wrote home to say that he had visited the Isle of Carpi while on a recent leave, finding it as beautiful as song writers declar ed. J. F. Richardson of Trail, in England and France for more than two years, has been pro moted to lieutenant-colonel. Sec ond Lt. Curtis E. Hopkins is now with the 15th AAF in Italy, Arriving in this country for hospitalization are Pfc. John Brewer, Lt. Fred Traylor and Pfc. Alfred J. Hardy., Brewer, wounded in Italy in October, is at Barnes in Vancouver and wears the purple heart and com bat infantryman's badge. His Actress Injured 1 " Cm f j( (Acme Telephoto) Actress Susan Peters, dark-eyed Mm tar, is still in critical condition after receiving a bullet in the chest in a hunting accident near San Diego, Calif. The bullet tore through her thigh, pierced a lung and lodged in her spine. brother, Bob Brewer, has been assigned to the infantry and is now at Camp Gordon, Ga. Lt. Traylor, who has been serving with the paratroops in Holland, is in Denver for treatment and Hardy is being temporarily treat ed at Stark hospital in Charles ton, S. C. Both Pfc. Robert Dallalre and his brother, Cpl. Joe Dallaire, have been here. The latter spent 32 months in Australia and New ' life' f - -- J0 tl tk 'ny 4y M lilted : SEE ARTUR0 DE CORDOVA IN PARAMOUNT'! "FRENCHMAN'S CREEK" Can you score over Arturo do A native of South America, Arturo de Cordova knows coffee almost like an expert! So he romped through this M. J. B Coffee Quiz with flying colors as maybe you can, too. Give a try anyway it's fun! 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B's superb blend is locked in by our vacuum pack (the highest of any coffee). Try M. J. B next time. Make your coffee with the same care you've used in the past... then you'll know ( Arturo de Cordova answered 4 out of 4 Questions eorreetlf in the above Coffee Quiz, Cor rect answers, in order, ares stimulated fret speech; coffee; special machinery; 2 hours.) Guinea with the 41st division, and Robert, twice wounded dur ing a year's service with the 54Ji army in Italy, is to return to Mc Caw hospital In Walla Walla. Others home from overseas are Capt. Robert Sleeter, also home from the Pacific and 33 months with the 41st; Capt. Ken neth Edwards, who served with the AAF in England and now holds the DFC, presidential cita tion, air medal and four oak leaf clusters; Capt. Bruce Ham mond, USMC; William W. Lit trell. MM2c who spent two years in the south Pacific; William Fitzgerald, FClc, who partici pated in seven major engage ments in the Pacific and goes next to Washington to study radar. Recently here were Jack Bur- dell, Rdm3c, home after several months at sea during which his ship was under fire many times, and Lt. Com. Wayne L. Goff who recently returned after eight months service in the Aleu tian Islands. Amazing his friends with t long flowing beard, Alden Hib bert arrived home this week after 14 months duty with the merchant marine In the south Pacific. He holds the Pacific war zone bar and the merchant ma rine combat bar for participating in action against the enemy in the Halmahera islands and oth er places. His brother, Claude, is also in the navy and is at Tacoma, Wash. Cpl. Eldon Chas- tain, radioman in a Joint assault signal company, arrived home this week after 20 months over seas. He participated in battles in Sicily, Italy and Normandy. A copy of the Italian edition of the Stars and Stripes has been received from Sgt. John C. An derson and Cpl. William M. Strode wrote to say that he spent' Christmas week in Rome. Jimmy Morrow has been grad uated from navigators' school at Hondo, Tex., and commissioned a flight officer while Jerry Vaw ter has been commissioned a second lieutenant after graduat ing from Ft. Benning. Both were home on leave. Lt. Vawter ran into a streak of bad hick and was hospitalized twice during his training period for broken bones. He has reported to Ft. McClellan, Ala., as an instructor. Kenneth J. Jones graduated from Ellington Field In Texas as a flight officer and navigator and was home for a time. His brother, Ensign Stanley C. Jones, Jr., is now on duty In the Pa cific. New paratroopers are Cpl. John Neel and Pvt. James F. Harris . who completed jump training at Ft. Benning. Dorr Franklin Barrett, who was on Midway island when the Decem ber 7 attack was launched and who subsequently was a Hono lulu police officer, is now taking marine training at San Diego. Pvt. Harold A. Clement grad uated from the AAF mechanics' school for B-24s at Keesler field and Pfc. Rollin C. Rosenberger has been pronioted to technician fifth grade at Ft. Monmouth. N. J. Robert C. Crowl, at fireman's school, San Diego, Is now a sea man second class, and James C. Martin has been promoted to aviation machinist's mate, third class. Ernest G. Childreth. Flc. is now at a navy diesel school at Richmond, Va.; Sgt. John Wil kinson is at Keesler field for re assignment, and Ensign Herbert E. Harper is home after study ing communications at Harvard university for the past six months. Also home is Robert Young from Ft. Bliss, Tex., and First Sgt. Dick Lewis was home recently from Ft. Lewis. Robert L. Madden has enrolled in the maritime service. bhirley Roseberry, sergeant in the wac, is here on a visit and word comes that Kathryn Mead, surgical nurse, has gone to Honolulu to work in a hos pital there. Pvt. James F. Harris Is home to see his son, born December at Camp White, and Mrs. Har ris, the former Fayo Daugherty Cpl. and Mrs. Eugene Helvey are the parents of a son born December 27 at Camp White. weddings announced were Geneva Lee Steele, Louisville, ft.y., to toward Denton Clark, technical expert with the Con solidated Vultee Aircraft cor poration; Patricia Young to Avia tion Cadet Robert N. Shelby and Margery Gibbons to Lt. James A. Muncie of McLean, Tex, BRUTALITY AT REFORM , SCHOOL TO BE STUDIED Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 12 (U.R) The state assembly today unanimously authorized an in vestigation of charges of brutal ity at Preston state school of in dustry by nine assemblymen after Gov. Earl Warren declar ed that persons responsible for brutality at the school "must leave state service." REV. E. S. NEW PASTOR AT ZION LUTHERAN Zlon English Lutheran church, West Fourth at Oakdale, hav ing been without a regular pas tor since Rev. Karl W. Brock haus left early in December for Grand Forks, N. D., to accept the pastorate of St. Mark's Luth eran church of that city, an nounced today the arrival of their new pastor, the Rev. Erwln S. Hansen. He holds his first service in the local church Sun day morning. Rev. Hansen Is a native Call fornian and was recently gradu ated from Midland college and Midwest Seminary In Fremont, Neb. He comes here from Kerman, Calif., the home of his parents, Friday. Jan. IS, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE and accepted the pastorate of the Medford church as his first ministry. Highly recommended by the faculty of Midwest Semi nary, Rev. Hansen will be joy fully received by the members and friends of Zlon church. A covered dish dinner will fol low the morning service on Sun day, giving opportunity to get acquainted with the pastor' and family. . BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER LODGE Cocktail Lounge Dancing DINING ROOM will be closed temporarily for xsdecoration. Watch for reopening date soon and In the meantime delicious sanawicnes will Be servea. 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